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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsHiSGrox Nov <.-The following business was trans
soted supreme Court OF the Unite states 20 d'v
M iit7 John = Kidd pianun agt. J. J. Pear
Motion 10 siVs 80 snbmltlel D) hehJ'mi
. Brow Tor the pltlitif IA error
g Pinry Jewell and others. apprHhnt' ~. y",u
knight ant thcrs Argument onciucei By Benjamin at
ri.On appe lEts - ,,.,,.,,
20 ~ Nis smith others. appellants sgt Wiihan
Crau and Argued by Horace speed ann iohanin
HARRISON Appellants aud by Joseph l. NcDoA>h "i "o
app-iiros 49,. " p..,o,
SO 30 knight. appellant 9gi. ian'' w faitoh.
pursnnnt to 2Vth rule uy o. T. fsino'k ioI INV
aup- liant snd " ou-ll for the appellee. "ith leave 10
briefs within the hr- ninrty Gays ol INC '
N 81 Joseph othors plaBtns ~ rrnr Agt Ion
BibV argument begun W Augustus II "-il@hA 10 'n"
piIutifs IN errur
until
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r,vpppoot Nov A-s 30 m.-Bse ia poor demands
PRIME Mes. dull 81, 81 Pork IN poor dsma Prime Mes:
.,-rn null III. 3d. Western, duil G6N 3i Hams and
nsc'n In iar demand Cheese m poor drwsnd Islow IN
fair deman Turpenne 10 Air demand aud steady Al ga
al Hon In poor demand Lsri Spot and FuiuIeA In TAR
demand SPOT November Deremh-F and January straiy a.
a. o. Wbsat In ar demand New No Winter steady 81
a. ibid New Ne spring steady aLgs o. Flour 10 ar do
nd Corn spot and Futures In TAR nand Mixed west
srn spo dun al a. 0at November dull a. 8s Deceia
Der dull Ia Bf. January tut Is 6hL hops At Losden
New. York state-There Ia nothing onernE
LONDON Nov. "A p. M -Prdce-spTits OF Iurpenuhs'
27s III. per owt Refined Petroleum, bStd 90 1915 an
AyTsERr Nov. 4-Wiicox's lard rosed ~ ~ TAncs ~
per 100 koa Petroleum. Pine Pale Aasriean 40
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RtprgIJcAy HOPE BECOMES CERTAINTY.

TIE bESPLRhTE, DrSIICABLE AND PITY TRIO rs
WHICH TIRE DEMOCRATS ARR USING.
The local situation IN NewN"rk fity received most or
the attention Of tho Republican stale Committee yester
day The vposnrcs o. Colonel foOwsis his request Tor
loan from Tweed and his poker debt ploa Ia court
we've CON upon having terrible force AMI des
tined bring about v Democratic rush TO Mr Nlcoli
When the report came uptown that Csonei feows had
made a call AR Neo there vere snrm'scs that the
Colope might have the Handwriting on the wall anu
have concluded TO withdraw from the held The commit
rs scu. were with the most c0nhdent feeling
a.. IN the result both IN the state and city. There are
ey1Jeuces Of large support for the Republican state
ticket her. natural result OF Disgust for The ONCE
hodna The reports from the state outside Of the
cite indicate that colonel will havo a. large
oriiy down 10 Harlem Bridge Judge Daaies had last
yeai which 5000. There is possibility OF tho
Democrats overcoming this IN SewYcrs and Kings
Counties Ter th present condition Of things with tho
large labor defcctioa from, their ranks
II a>ccrtained yesierddy that ihero ~ on 1901
q systeus;ic effort 10 iniscount the Labor No'e'
ss has frequently deue by The DeSsfais
when they nave dosirsd 10 keep up their maisTity.
In order 20 pave the way for this outrage. tho Demo
cratic eadrrs aJssrng that the Labor vote - orenk-
ing up will each 10000. possibly not 3ooo'
Under OF hs Il the intention 10 count LABOR
votes a = DeaocI Itic votes a. faf ~ possible
The Democratic managers are exceedingly "hhiehH v"
carry the Ith senate District ID. j. blauHcit tfle-
i,airucs there FROM white faiH raSh
mat ex-iuige Eo1crtssa n1d withdraw ihrrc iS 81
csurss Inih IN the stac'usni but IL Was etlsch'y
iualicously started Rpd spread oi the purpose o "c"n
ccr Tag the Republicans. -
The s,a,r Committees callers yesterday were nmmer
ou,. mostly iron the city Among others Wsro
W Dwight. j f. fggiestsn. DE VIII G. wheeler Assem-
blyman Crosby and A. X Whitney
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Tgp DyFrETTCHFN FAIR.

I'm aid OF the New York Diet Kitchen Association 'sr
IN ~, h.d .t tbe Fifth Avsrue Art Galleries. Nos 368
and aga Pttbave beginning ON Monday evening.
November o. and lasting during the day aud evening oil
TUESDAY Luncheon will be served on Tuesday and on
IN. opsnIng evening there will be addresses and music
To tho latter form Of Entertainment doubtless Mira
80. o,.s Gary RAYMOND will Contribute delightful
nn,s Tho Diet Ktohes Association IL charity organ
r',inn Witch IA managed entirely by women It's object
a. ~ ,nrni.n the destitute sick with proper AMI nonr-
80 toad RE-. of charge through tho metiun OF the var
on, city disponsarss Last year 1924 siok persons
we're helped by tho society
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young Engshmen whose extralitisn charge Of
forgery the British Consul Is trying TO effect, up
for hearing before United States Commissioner j. A. Os
Borne yesterday Afternoon. +. r. Marbury prosecuted
the case, and Louis =. Lovy and August Revmrrt
proscst for the defence Nothing discovered.
Evidence submitted by both sides, and the
tponed.
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rvs UApIEy ssoCIATIoy BUILDING.

The following soliciting or VIII receive sub
scrpsns In the upper part OF the city 70 complete INC
building for the Harlem branch OF the fonhs Men,
Christian Association: Dr. L. Z. "Ar'er '""ho' a.
Kstchum william II. sage. L. C. shury John H. Anen'
w n Rsnismiu r. A. Black, ID. j. Dean. J.. NJ. DeVeau.
Charles j. Pfsks william mis- II. l. Purdy, T. O. bel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
WEAK DEMOCRATIC CONSPIRACY

CaHof. New 4 tsv,ciat The Democratic plot to get
votes by causing Of Charles Cantor the iepub-
ncas candidate for Coroner. and Police oficer Mc"nik
w.. a failure Cantor and mcGuirk were 'sfay hiS
CHARGED By Recorder Stevenson. Inc warrant az not
snsy In. com either McGurk or Cantor OF any
overt act supreme Csur papers IN NO cases or So"",
dan.ces each were 10 day served Poll"e -eigesni
W.rre who swsrc ont the warrant The suit Is for also
ia.ur
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SILLY TALK ABOUT COT. GRANT SETTLED.

THE sLANDRHs ABOUT his TIRE tTMENT OF NEGROES
At wrsT POINT SIT AT REST FOREVER.
II any turtle. nfntation 10 the outrageous sanGer
that Colonel Grant While ut West Poist guilty OF dis
courtesy toward the cOlsreG cadets Napier and Smith
who there with ais II furnished yesterday in
way settles the question forever The proof
In the OF telegram the state Committee from
Hapiers brother. who lives In Washington at present
Napier and Smith beth dead. but. will he
from the there IL the sghsst for
dicafsg that they trszssd the least i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
CAHDIDAres FOR CIVIL JUSTICrSHlPS.

I. \.
RIPUBIICANs WHO STAND GOOD CHANCES OF
ILFCION--OUTLOOk IN I'M DISTRICTS.
There IA 90 reason way the Republicans should not
gain one or more civil Justices at the approaching cleo
tioa l.. the lid District George H. D,sn-. IT, viii DO
elected oy than 1000 1i"liy. Tho district -
Republican. aud Nc Dcane. who is popular VIII havo
the supper, OF the entire party.
Tire INth District l. strongly German A"rsh' young
lawyer Of German descent. Henry c. B,y. Is the Re
pubiicaa card late. Agsinst HIM arc AftSi StscIicr
IL nitad Democracy AMI Augustus T. WAGNER Oaboi1.
Mr. Booty wac Ia graduate Of Columbia College Law
school Of cia.s OF 1876. should bs able 10 win
easily.
good ming chance FOR Henry Kropwbo has the k-pub
lcu nomination and viii receive good deal o; indePen-
dent support hsn-on LschGisn Was h"nHs"'ei oy '"c
United Democracy when Civil Justice Kcng drcline a
,suominnt.on Augustus LevS u the Labor candidate
and " IN draw larcelf on the democratic vote
J. g. Jnlas ISngbeiu l. the Republican candidate 10
ths WITH District He old resident Of the district
. ,,od LAWYER war veteran and should have Trouble
10 I.lnny through successfHly. Ambrose h"h"l has
been rrromaated Dy 90. Vnued Democracy. but has
warm competitor IA Max BaysrsdofieI. sn uc Labor
ticket.
TX Asscmbymas Ai'hnr u. Williams i The Eep"h
bc.u candidate IN tue Win Di.tfl,t lie is popular
has I've IN the dislrct for many years, and viii poll
hau souir vote John lcroiomoR ha% the tDrei Dem"
cratic nomination bat he csnn" pol the p"mocrn,''
vulc TIE DISCREET. 1homa. furd', the l@nSI cand
date. Will probably run Nr Jctelcinon nara
In tho iXih iSrct Rohsr Bouy nge hast been Endorsed
nv the EopuOicabs lie i non I'sriIsau IN lelu's IL
placed ~ noinins ioh by an ~
club sc has bean for many years resident OF Harlem
IS woiiSDora nd widely respected. and VIII recI" a
!arer VOC o1iSdc ihs IePno'lcah E"fv; ~, "a -
Taiian has be renoninstod bT The Iriiei Dshorrato
party H. II. Morse. the l.aJsF c'idi"''e VIII pom
m. Kcpnhesxs should he able cary the AIlh Dis
rycr sod ronu ar rrar ia the ds'rirt lie opposed
ny rhorss Murray UNITED Dom"cIaO ana james a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

Hour, Iuver-. OF No. 31G East Thirteenth ST., al
vcrfi,od on "Wednesday that he could give employment
Ernest Miller. young German oil NO a'O
East Nnth-t., went ~ sec Rivers ami was 'ou 'n''
be could get a situation conductor on Ihiii
Avenue horse car by paving Rivers sio ''''''
doubted the story ma,o inquiries found theIo Wa i
truth in the represent siions AMI took uoIco,,No ~
rec Rivers. Tho detective paid rlO 10 secure 'o NV
and then arrested Rivers. There are many S'"'
complaints against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
THE ELECTfON IN BROOKAYN.

THE NOMINEES TO BE VOTED FOR On THE
CITY AND COUNTY TICKETS.
Thr following candidates Will be voted for the sew
ers tickets in brooklyn IN addition 10 those on rho State
ticket The polls viii be open from sunrise m sunset
from $50 o IN. til 4:49 D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

TRyIyTN0 10 EXrRADITE TWO EN0LiShhhN'
The case OF Robert and william Chapman the TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
MEN TO BE VOTED FOR.

THE LISTS OF CANDIDATES. ON THE VA
RIOUS TICKETS
The following is list Of the nominees OF the va
rjous parties and factioas for whom votes will Dc
cast IA tins city Tuesday. The polls VIII open
nj 8 q. III. and close at 4 Q. m.
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ASH ABINMIN.

ITohibitos-W Kent LIST D!stlsci. N. J. lie Ln-i
Id: Ja'ic, Morton Itid. II. ". uoremus ~ III re 81
Olsen Nih. Jarub smith WIN. NJ wallets. Win; II
Downs, VIII J.. ". MsnchesleT lAth. Peter Heidei.
KIN 4. >. " niians Aith :: 4 X. Heath, MIN
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COUNTY.

PSpob,icdni Democratic. THifSd Labor.
Sher ......-C II. khintart ". ~ fDtty. j. W. N'Ob
=. 4. ari Jas Natof
savage J. NcMahu1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Nov. A-spssisA gold 9ssssssS> AA"As
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
Regular MoDthl7 Drawipg-COIorado,T Tex.
Gsts VFhack at tho Till.
SpecIal to the Gazette.

Regular MoDthl7 Dra4ipg-COlorado, Tex,
Gsts Whack at tho Till.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. The regu-
lar monthly drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery came of to-day. The large
prizes were drawn as follows:
Seventy-ope thousand four hundred and
eleven, capital prize, sold in New Orleans,
Boston, Mass; Memphis, Tenn; jack
son, Miss; Newport NsWs, Va; Sioux
Falls, D. T.; Orleans, Neb.; Missoula and
Anaconda, M. T.. and Vancouver, B. G,
Canada.
Sixty-nine thousand three hundred and
sixty eight, second prize, sold in New
York city, New OueGns, Oakland, Cal. {;
Burlington, Iowa; Edinourg, Ill; Den
yer, Col MonoDgahela City, Pa; Mount
Vernon and E!EWood, lad, and Oldham,
DIT.
Seventy thousand one hundred and
thirteen, third prize, sold in Nashville,
Tenn; Kansas City, Mo, and East Las
Vegas, n. 81.
Fifteen thousand Two hundred and
elghty-one, sold in Memphis, Tenn; Kan
sas City, Mo, end Colorado, Tex.
Thirty-nin thousand eight hundred and
ninety eight, whole sold in Philadelphia,
Pa. Escn $4,000.
Thirteen Thousand FIVE hundred and
six, 1855, SASS, 1885, each
$4,000, sold in New York, New Orleans,
Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Wash
ington, D. C, Was ingtOn, LIS; Spring
field, H.; Guatsmals, Central America,
aud other points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
Hogan Narrowly Esoapes Lynehlpg.

Special &c the Gazette.
DRNIsoN, Tex, Nov. S.-Officers
brought in John Hogan, the negro who
murdered Deputy United States Marshal
John Ca lton Of Hackett, Ark, in this
city on last Frlday evening. He WAS cap
tured in Fort Worth and was brought to
this city. At White boro United States
marshal tried to shoot Hogan, but was
prevented by the officers having him in
charge. He was taken to the Colorado
hotel where q large crowd surrounded
him and the excitement rap high. A rail
road man by the name Of j. X. Murphy
caught Hogan by the collar and tried to
pull him out of the buggy, and it
looked for q while as though the mob
would lynch him, but so many special
cf1cers guarded him that the effort failed
and Hogan was taken to, the Sherman
jail. All the time Hogan was laughing
and speaking with those he knew, and
was not frightened in the least. He re-
marked: of they would give me q
chance would kill several more"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
Eel Paso's Federal Building.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX Nov. The last Con-
gress appropriated $4,000 for the
erection of a custom house, postof1cs
and Federal court building in
this city. a $4,000 lot WAS
selected last April by Colonel Fisher,
Agent OF the Treasury Department, and
the deeds to the government have been in
the hands Of the United States
District Attorney, Rudolph Kleburg,
for examination, and as there
were some defects in the papers
he has been unable to report favorably in
the proposed site until he visited this
city and made personal examination
of the record. A letter received from him
today says that he has forwarded
his report and recommendations
to Washington and several kilograms
have been received by the postmaster
asking that the recommendation Of the
federal officers heIe be forwarded at once
10 Washington. It is therefore
sn assured fact that the erection Of the
proposed building will soon begin. At
.orney KIeburg states that 300, 900 Of
the amount appropriated is now avail
sble for beginning the work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
AUSTIN.

| Peu;tentiary Financial Report - State
SUP .rtntsndent CoopoI's Circular.
geciai 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. The comp
troller to-day deposited $4,000 in the
treasury.
Chartered: Caldwell Cooperative
Alliance Association. Capital, $4,000.
The penitentiary financial report :wss
died with Comptroller Mccall to-day
Following sre the figures: Balance on
nsnd September l, SS269; receipts at
Huntsville, $42 1874; receipts st Ru &,
1885; total, SSl, 1889. Disbursed az
Huntsville, $50 All; at Rusk, 1851: for
material, $3.50; balance on
hand, $25,489; total, 1883.
Receipts from railway companies,
SG73S; farm contracts, $l3,20l; Gus
Wilkes, $5i31; Huntsville, S22, 332;
Rusk, $685.. Total, S50,6l9
State Educational Superintendent
Cooper to-day sent out circular to
county school officers CT which the
following is an extract: Under the
legislative provisions made for the pay
ment of the coupons issued under
the authority OF the Department OF
Education, there are now registered
warrants on coupon l, 1887 and 1888.
amounting to about $3.50 1t Is
not probable that all Of these war
ronts will be paid before February Il,
1888. They will be paid in the orders of
registration By the Treasurer, beginning
ap0ut November 20 The delay in the
payment of these warrants is deploreble,
but it is unavoidable. 1t is not the
fsult of the Comptroller Of the
Treasurer. Although there is more than
81, 600, 900 in the State Treasury, the
Stste Treasurer would be guilty
of penal offense if he
paid out any of the money on
warrants drawn against the available
school fund. The Board of Education
has no power to borrow money or take
any steps which woult reduce the
present deplorsble delay in the
payment of these overdue claims against
the school fund. The State Superinten-
dent has made every possible
sfort to remedy this unfortunate
state Of affairs, bat is absolutely power
has existed for several years.
It results indirectly from the
excessive appointments made two
TSoIS 0So' aoo,'S o,ooO "a VIZ "'
BILE fund for 1886 and 1887 was used in
paying off the excess of the apportion-
ment of the receipts for the year
1885 and 1886 The apportlonment
far 1886 and 1887 was put at S475 per
capita or 40 CENTS less thanthat for 1886 and
1886. Superintendent Cooper thinks thai
after July, 1888, teachers will be paid al
the end of every month in cash. At pres
ent he says the deficiency is embsrrass-
inc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Germany.
THE CROWN PRINCE WORSE.

THE CROWN PRINCE WORSE.
LONDON Nov. S.-Dr. Mackenzie tele-
graphs from San Reno as fellows; "Re.
gsrdlng the condition Of the German
Crown Prince, there has been s recur-
renee Of the growth lower down in the
throat. L am issuing an unfsvorab.e
bulletin tonight.
CAUSED SENSATION.
BERLIN, Nov. --Reichs AnZeigeT pub
fishes statement from Dr.. Mackenzie
that the Crown Prince Frederick Will
Ii.ms' throst is worse, but that he is in
no imminent danger. Doctors Schroerer
aud Kranse have been ordered 10 San
Reno, where the Crown Prince Will m
IS staying, and Price William, the Crown
Princes eldest SOD, will start TOR that
place to night. the announcement Of the
Crown Princes condition hss caused a
sensation.
ANOTHER OPERATION NECESSARY.
SAN RENO, NV. Scooter MackeIz!e
states the renewal OF the discharge Of
pus from the Crown Princes throat
renders necessary difficult and COM
plcated cutting operation Of the lsryrx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
Supreme Court
III to the Gazette.

TYLER, TEX, Nov. s-The following
decisions were rendered by the supreme
court this morning: Affirmed: State of
Texas vs. Goodwin ct al, from Vauzandt;
Stodmau ct 81. VS.. Merchants & Painters
Bank of Sherman, from Grsyson; Wise
men vs.. Taylor ct al, from Wilson I;
Richie vs. Levy, from Parker.
Reversed sud remanded: KohI Bros.
vs.. Washer & August, from Tarrant.
Reversed aad rendered for appellant:
Blum VS.. McBryde, from Hopkins.
Reformed and affirmed: Helen vs.
Weaver, from Hopkins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
Attaehmeht at Meridian
Special to the Gazette,

MERIDIAN, TEX, Nov. S.-A. Y. Reeder
and A. NJ. Pool ran sn attachment on the
". 81. Turner assigned stock of goods on
g security debt. The attaching parties
were security for about $1,000 to Il. c..
Higginson and E. Dickey G Son of Waco.
The alleged ground of attachment is that
the debtor secretes himself SO that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
THE RAILROADS.
Sac OF the Texas and Pacific, Bio
6raRde, Eastern and TranscORtin-
entail Divisions al MARSHALL.
General Wistar Buys The Road For tho
Boudh oIder5-Cbo santa Fe's New
map-HOme N0tes.
hC me- Notes.

i. II. Cspern, general live stock agent
Of the CaicsgO, Burlington and Quincy,
states that the first shipment Of 5000 head
of cattle from Corpus Christi, which will
30 into Chicago over his line, arrived IL
Fort Worth yesterday.
-
All day yesterday Missouri Pacific To-
connective, with steam up, coupled TO 8
Missouri, Kansas and Texas caboose,
stood on the switch track near the Texas
and Pacific coal chutes, where the Fort
Worth and New Orleans was DESTROYS OF
putting in its crossing. The forces of the
Fort Worth and New Orleans were still
working away, however, on the trestle
this side of she Texas and Pacific and on
the track which will give the road con-
nectlon with the Gulf, Colorado and San
is F.. Mr.. Carter of counsel for the
Fort Worth and New Orleans said he was
of the opinion that the Missouri Pacific
would before long be very glad 20 move
that locomotive Snd Csboose. The Fort
Worth and New Orleans track will soon
be completed to the union depot, and
over Il trains of the Houston and Texas
Central will run.
l. WAS learned mere yesterday from
Fsilroad men that the sale Of the Texas
ard Pacific rs advertised had taken place
st Mtrsaxll, and tast General Wistar,
representing the bondholders had pur-
chased the Eastern division, running
from TexarksDa TO Fort Worth and the
Trarscou.insnta division for Sc 600, 900,
end the Rio Grs0de division 2un-
ming from Fort Worth to EI Paso
for $4,000 The NsI o cleans division ex
teuding from Marshall to New Otleans
viii DE sold AZ New Orleans to-day. The
general opinion is That General Wistar
wa5 the representative Of the old Tom
Scott interests, and while the road viii il
no wSy be operated inimicel 10 Mr.. Gould
it viii be managed SIS an entirely indie
pendent line ana will be run on it's
merits. The management of Governor
Brown during the receivership has been
so successful and ne has placed the road
in such fne condition that it is plain he
is the man for the position Of president
of the new company, and from
what is known Of the feelings of
the new purchasers it is more
than probable that Governor Brown will
be elected to the position in few days
THE GAZETTE, months ago, suggested
this as the proper thing to do, and will,
with Governor Browns many other
friends in Fort Worth, rejoice
st this copsumm&tion. The committee
of the bondholdeTs, Messrs. Wistar,
Fleming, Magee and Hutchinson, who
spent few minutes in Fort Worth in
spscting the compsry's property here,
will return IN few days and make an ex-
tended trip over the line. ,SS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
Ireland
A FRIEND OF HOME RULE.

LONDON, Nov. S-Baron Wolverton,
who died a. Brighton yesterday, WAS 8
ssaunch friend OF the Irish cause. He
donated $4,000 for that cause in 1856,
and had requentlY intimsted since thst
he would sp4Ld like smOunt at the next
general election. He wss also friend OF
MIR. Gladstone. The Freeman's Journal
of Dublin speaks in the highest praise oil
his services in behalf OF the Irish home
rule movement.
O'BRIES SENT TO AN INFIRMARY.
DUBLIN, Nov. S.-O'Brien was to day
removed to the prison infrmary on the
DOCTORS orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
oonsumpss.esss,, sorofula, Genera, Debility,

Consumpt3eg, Scrofuie, General DEBILITY,
wasting RisSsses OF children, Chronic
Cough SAD Eronchi is, can be cured by the
tise ef.fcssssss Ena n,siol of pure God Liver Oh
wstH Iy i6phoshites sPr0minens physicians
reid fdilowing:kgf usedsSeott's Emulsion
for an spbstthEssEtl1hg <Hfh Hemorrhage,
Toss az Appetite. EmasfasteH, Sleeplessness,
etc Al of these have now left, and believe
your Emulsion has savedFa case of we'll
developed Consumpticn."-zT.J j. FISDLEY, N.
D., Lone Star, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
VIII Answer for His Misdeeds.

opGOLni 10 sLIO hdAAEtCi
HOUSTON, Tx, Nov. S.-Sheriff Ellis
returned to-day from Qaaneh, where
he had been to receive W.
A. Cone from, Captain McMurray,
of the Rangers. Cone is indicted for
embezzliDg S70.0 while deputy col
lector of this county, six years ago. The
collector, Nelson 7. Davis, stands in
dicted also for the same offense, but has
never been arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-09
Wylie Notes.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WTLIE, TEX, Nov. S.-Work is pro
crossing rapidly on the st. Louis, kzkan-
ss5 snd Texas Railway. Captain " tt :
division engineer, was in town to7day nd
stated that the trick would probably
reach Wylie by the last of this week.